Powerpoint lesson covering writing balanced chemical equations for the reactions of metal oxides or metal hydroxides with acids, and hydroxides with common inorganic acids (hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid). Also includes a research task covering the uses of some oxides and hydroxides.

Comprehension style activity.

This revision guide covers all of the key practical techniques covered by AQA A level chemistry, including, but not limited to, reflux, distillation, recrystallisation, pH curves and titration. Methods are given where appropriate and annotated to highlight key points.

Fairly simple worksheet covering hydraulic systems.

This presentation introduces Kc and allows students to practice writing Kc expressions, and then goes on to describe the use of ICE tables to determine equilibrium amounts. Deducing units is described as well as the the effects of changing conditions on Kc.

A checklist to help students ensure they are properly prepared for the chemistry paper of the unit 5.

Structured worksheet - examples are progressively less structured

For A level chemistry students. A revision tool covering all of acids bases and buffers in the style of a mind map.

This powerpoint is 34 slides gives an overview of the whole topic of acids, bases and buffers. It is ideal for use as a revision tool.

This powerpoint covers the trends in physical properties of group 7, their oxidising ability, displacement reactions, reducing ability, reactions with sulfuric acid, the silver nitrate test and reactions/uses of chlorine.

Content includes mechanism of electrophilic addition, inducing dipoles in halogen molecules, unsymmetrical alkenes/carbocations, carbocation stability and ethanol synthesis via hydration and fermentation.

Includes structure and acid/base behaviour of amino acids, dipeptides, protein structure, DNA structure, DNA replication and cisplatin action.

Basic pressure and turning forces calculations.

NQF BTEC Applied Science level 3 - Unit 5 Chemistry - Revision mindmap covering learning aim A3 - energy changes in industry. Includes Hess Law, calorimetry and standard enthalpy changes.

A dice game where students use 2 numbered boards to build a variety of buffer calculation questions. The answers are provided for all possible (88!) questions. The question board allows for differentiation by using 2 dice to access harder questions.

This mindmap covers types of formulae, basic nomenclature, isomerism (structural and geometric), and alkanes (3D structure, trends in melting and boiling points, cracking, combustion).

Comprehension style activity about agar plates and how they are made - good as a starter if doing agar practical.

Fairly straightforward card sort, the instructions are printed two per page. Good as a revision activity or a starter/plenary.